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How do I set up peer review in Redmenta?

Redmenta allows you to create peer assessment groups where students can assess each other's work. This means that students can provide feedback to each other with comments and stickers.
Peer review groups allow students to express and practice critical thinking. They also learn different perspectives and logic by seeing how other students solve problems.
To create a peer assessment group, select Share Settings on the Share page of the worksheet, then assign individual or groups of students to the worksheet.
If you assign students individually, you can manage them in groups here, so that they are peer-assessed groups even if they are not actually in a group. Assign the same item from the list (e.g., broccoli) to students assigned to the peer-assessed group.
The same method is followed when creating peer review groups within a group. The important thing to note is that the groups are treated separately. You cannot create a peer review group with students from two separate groups.
The peer review group has a total of 20 predefined items (e.g. broccoli). You can click the + sign to display new items up to the 20th item.
In a peer review group, students can see and respond to each other's comments, but they cannot delete each other's feedback. Only the teacher, who is a moderator, can delete feedback. The final results of the worksheet are also visible within the peer review group. If you do not want students to see each other's final results, it is recommended that you disable the peer review group before the final results are formed. To do this, select None from the list when managing the peer review group.